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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
AN IRISH HEIR OF STEWART.
Sarah BranauRh Claims to He En-
sitied 90 n share Of A. Us
Property

NEW YORK, January 4.-The case OF
Sarah Branaugh againet Vim. p. Smith,
former coachmsn of the late A. L.
Stewart, has been pending inthe Uni ed
States O rcuit Court flr months. The
plaintiff is Irish, aud claims to be the
sole heir OF the Stewart estate. Gen.
BENZ. f. But er is her counsel. II is
claimed that Mrs. A. L. Stewart
gave house in East Thirty
Fifth street TO Smith in re-
tu'n for his signing Stewards name
10 the paper which was probated as
his will. The plaintiff claims to have
number of letters from S ewart prov.
irg her relationship. She brought an
action for Smiths ejecIment from the
ThiTty-Fifth street house. Her
amended complaint Of September 30,
1885, shows that Stewart died iute.tate
April 10, 1875, sexad OF the premises
In ques ion; that plaintiff ia the heir
and next of kin to said Stewart; that
the defendant is in pos 'ession Of the
premises in question, claiming 10 be
the owner thereof, adverse to the
plaintiff. The defendant demurred to
the complaint on the ground that it
failed to state facts constituting a
cause for action. Judge Wallace to-
day, in his decision, sustained the
demurrerR, but gives the plaintiff an
opportunity to amend the complaint
upon payment OF costs.
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A GREAT SCHEME
To Develop the IRON and ConI Ne.
pOsfts OF Jackson County,
Alabama,

ScoTrsBoRo, ALA, January 4.-The
Hon. j. Is. Brown arrived this morn
ing from Memphis and reports the
contamination Ct the organization OF
the company for developing the min
era resources OF Jackson county. In
an interview this afternoon he stated
that the whole stock had been sub
tcribed and the company fully organ
lied by the election OF officers. J. O..
Nicely was elected president, ]. E.
Blown vice president and John X.
Speed secretary and treasurer.
The land to be developed by this
company lies in the northern part Of
the county, in the Cumberland rapge
OF mouRtains. The amount purchased
is lS,OO0,0OO acres, and contains both
coal and iron in contiguous beds. The
iron Is black band ore, and assays by
ak or more chemists show q yield OF
81 per cent. iron. TIE iron lies in
he'd from seven 10 nine feet thick.
The coal is very hard quality OF
btumlnous. The veins OF tlls are
four feet and over. Col. Kllebrew,
who visited the field twice, and who
has made an analysis If both the coal
aud iron, says hs has not seen T. fin
bed Of coal in Alabama than this is
and in quality he says it is not
equaled by any south of the Ohio.
He asserts that, mixed with some
coke, the coal, without itself being
cooked, could be used for smelling ora.
1t is the intention OF the company
to run a road from their plant to the
Memphis and Charleston road. The
point of intersection has not been de-
termined yet, as no surveys have been
made, but this will be done in a week
or two.
The name of the corporation will be
changed from the Jackson Coal, Iron
aud Railroad Company to the Alabama
Blackband Iron, Coal and Railroad
THIS Is the list company organised
Tor developing the minerals Of our
but others will certainly fol-
low, for / was assured today by a gem
tleman who is we'll informed in these
matters that there are other beds as
rich as this Blackband hsld.
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yesterday, near Tiflin, GA Freight
and Passenger Train Collide
The Former
RUNNING AT THE RATE OF SIXTY
MILES AN HOUR
The Engines and Two Smoking Cars
TelcseOped as Two StOVtpIpss
Would Be.
NINETEEN PERSONS MASHED TO
A JELLY
And Their Mangled Forms Burned
Beyond Recognition - Other
Railroad Accidents.

THFN, o., January 4.-The fact
train ON the Baltimore and Ohio,
which left New York about o'clock
yesterday for Chicago, with five
coaches and four sleepsTs, oil well
Ailed with passengers, collided with
an eastern bound freight seven miles
east OF this city about 4 O'Clock this
morning. The fsst train was about
two minutes lRle, ard was running at
the rate Of sixty miles an hour, pass
ing Rpublic, email station, like a
fash. They rushed along to the curve
ore mile west OF that town, when
suddsnly the engineer saw the freight
train uBder full Roadway within 100
yards Of him. He at once applied the
brake and reversed his engine, but IL
did no good, and the ne1t instant the
crash came, teltscopirg the coaches
and piling them ugon each other. To
add CONSERVATION 20 the horrible
scene FIRE broke out in the smoking
car, and soon epread TO the other cars.
Many were killed outright, while 9TH
ers, wedged in among the broken GAYS,
were slowly Consumed by the flames,
The screams OF the wounded and
dying we're hesrtrending, but no as
sisianCe could be given until a farmer,
awakened by the cries came, and with
other neighbors, worked like heroes TO
save thu perishing. At this whiting
nineteen dead bodies have been re-
covered, and they lie burned and dis
kguIed beside the track. Help was
rent from Republic and this city as
soon as the news was received. II is
a fearful sight, and recalls the Ashta--
bula horror OF the winter OF 1877. II
is impossible to give the names OF the
killed or wounded at this time. Will
get fuller details later. The cause OF
she disaster Is ss yet unknown.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
Poisoned MIs Father IA frying 10
Xii His Wife,

NEW YoRK, January 4.-Mr. Jung,
an old man, drank two teaspoonfuIs
OF whisky New Yesr's Day and died
soon after Sarjs His daughter-in-law,
Della, also tasted the LOU and nearly
expired. Yesterday f.iends Of William
Jung, the dead mans son, are said to
have etsted that young Juug tried to
poison his wife, but killed, his father
instead. His wife was once an
habitue of Billy" MEG ory's, and the
two had often quarelled. Jung is
under arrest, as also several witofssss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
he is New Lea ninr How TO Rhine
huKHI.

Iua pleasant chat with Mr.. Adolph
l.. Bel ran, son OF +. Betrau, Esq,
commits lion merchant on Decatur
street, The fortunate holder Of o7e.
hf,h of ticket NJ. 94,552, winning S75,.
OOO in the November drawing of the
Lou sana Sac Lottery, stated that he
is ma i've Of New Orleans and is In
the laboratory Of the Planters Sugar
Refinery learning the business, and
that the sudden accumulation OF
wealth will in no way affect his reso.
luton to master his ad pied prof,s-
tion.-Mew Orleans Lay Picdyune, No.
uember 18Th.
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The House.

WASHINGTON, January 4.-Iu his
pray or this morning the Chaplain re-
ferred to the death OF Senator Logan
in the following words: Almighty
God, since last we met in this hall /,
hath pleased Tt ee to take nut OF this
world the soul of man, emioent alike
both in the camp and in the Senate,
and the nation nouns the loss OF q
faith al son and eervant As the widow
sits desolste in her home and the
children feel the weight OF their ire
parable loss, grant thst the comfort
which comes to one from the religion
OF Our Lord Jesus may be ministered
to Them, sind in the blessed hope of
reunion beyond the gave, may they
find consola on"
The Speaker laid before the House
commu icltion from the Hon. A. s,
Hewitt, announcing that lie had fer
warded to the Governor OF the State
of New York his res gnstion as a Rep
resentative from the Tenth Congres-
sioDal District of that State. Lid on
thu Ia 1le.
Mr.. Toomas Qll.) # red the follow
ing resolu ion, which was unanimous
ly adopted:
Rtsolred, Thst the House has heard
with great sorrow the announcement
of the d. a,h OF ] Jhn Logan lats Sem
ator OF the United States from the
State OF / liGois.
"Ae a fur her evidence OF the respect
ieit for the decreased tattsman," said
Mr.. Thomss, II move that The House
do now adj urn, Rivif g notice that at
a later day l will ask that he proceed
iDgs of the Housa DO suspended in
order that his colleagues and friends
may bear testimony to his wor h "
The motion was agreed TO and accord
ingly at l2:45 the House adjourned.
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who WIS en- the train and who has no.
been seen since.
THE FOLLOWING IS A Lust OF THE

who WIS en- the train and who has no.
been seen since.
The FOLLOWING Is A LIST OF THE
----.----- INJURED:
CHAS. R., POCKARD. printer, Of West
feld, probably ,atally mi ured.
MRS; JANE M. JENKINS, OfTroy. badly
MRS. M. p. CHANDLER, of Toy. ,s,.,.
spisins and AZ Ike di,located.
MARCUS II. SMITH. of Springfield, cut
ABOUT The legs and fingers.
JAMES b. CHILDS, of Syracuse, bruised
and badly cut about the knees
FRANCIS Il. THOMPSON, Of Campbello,
Mass, hurt about the hips.
MILNE DRYER, of Honolulu. badly
bruised and cnt.
\; y; WHfTFoRD. of PrOVidencs, badly
LESTER woRDEN. Of Springfield, ter
J36 IN s2N NJ i of WEI. Springfield. en-,
on the forehead and checks, and shoulder
c9S6GScIoR s. A. cHAp1N, bruised on
II. RAwS0N. Of Mount Hope, Kas., cut on
the right leg and ankle dislocated.
O. II. CLARK (colored), of WindsorIooks.
Conn. cut and bruised.
CHAs, VAN WICK, Of Lockport, N. Y,
bruised. Y"
bruised. "~"'
Mrs. jerks and daughter, and Mrs.
Chandler, OF Troy, were on their way
to Ludlow with the body OF Mr..
jerks, which was burned.
The through Chicago and other
western mail for New England points
five pouGhes) was entirely destroyed.
All the Westield and Pitts6eld mail
and the Albany letter mail was de-
stroyed. There we're about eighty
sacks Of newspaper mail, and all but
seven OF tht m were burned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
Three Men KilIed INV n T-a,u

CHICAGO, ILL, January "A special
to the Inter Ocean from Oconomo oc,
Wis, says: A frightul accident oc-
CURED near Pewsukee this evening.
The esstbouud paseeu ger train which
arrives at Pewaukee at 8 O'Clock when
pafsing the Mammoth Icehouse,
which borders Pewaukee lake at this
point, ran into sleigh load CT Ice
men and instantly killed three and
fatally injured several others. Bert
Mcdonnell, a young man Of this city,
aud an old man named Anderson and
his son were those killed. The men
were returning home to supper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
rHE NATIONAL COlGRESS
PASSES RESOLUTIONS AND AID.
J0URNS OUT OF RESPECT
To the Memory Of The Late Senator
From lliinOIs-Prayers by
the Chap aims.

WASHINGTON, January 4-Senats.-
AS soon ss the reading of the journal
Was concluded, Senator Cullen took
the hjor ard said: "Mr. President {.
the angel If dsa'h siElks through the
land ard his visitations have been
most unexpected during the recent
br.ef recess Of the SsData, imposing
upon me duty which / have scarcely
The heart to peIform-the duty of an
mounting tie death OF my distin-
guished colleague. at this time which
overlooks this Capital CITY, at TIRES
minutes before 8 O'Clock, Sunday, the
18th OF Decsmbsr, the spirit OF ]. A.
Logan took lite q ght to the unknown
realms OF eternity; and Friday last
his funeral Ceremonies were conducted
by the Senator'S and Representa- yes
in this Senate Chamber, and his mortal
remains were conveyed to the silent
tomb. We are died upon to mourn
the loss Ct one of tie brsvest and
noblest OF men-a man loved by the
pathetic people # his s alta end Of the
nstion, men known to his co1ntrv
and to the civilized world, and, for
nesrly eleven years, q dist n2uisded
member OF tn 8 Senate. l
snail not, at this time, Mr..
Pns den, attempt TO pronounce the
words which are due 60 the memory
OF one who for so mauy years per
formed 80 important and conspicuous
a part in the affairs of tbi, Repub ic.
At an early day 1 shall seek to intro
duce aprropiiate resolutions and shall
sneak, 40 l may be best able, Of the
character AID pub ic service Of our
associate; when an opportunity be
given to Senstors to psy Fl ting tribut.
10 his memory. Mr. Piesident, out of
respect for the memory OF the de-
cssted Senator Logan. l move tina. the
Senate adjourn. 7H motion was
agreed to and he SO. 40 adjourned.
The Clerk Of the House vita = mes
saga from that body and Mr.. Pfuden
WITH one from the President inclosing
a number of nominations, were wait.
ing at tho door ready TO deliver their
respective messages, but did rot get
an opportunity to do so.s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
The Improved state OF rs0as's Fl.
nAnees.

AUSTIN, TEX D., January 4--Less than
two years ago the 3 are Treasurer was
compelled TO suspend payment of
warrants for few months owing to
lack of iundS The conduct Of the
State Treasury has great y improved
since the above mentioned depressed
p Rod, however, and at the opening
of the new year shows cash balance
to the credit of gen raj revenue fund
OF $Nl76SS, and otter fluids $4,000,
viii the interest bearing o unity and
Stats bonds in the Treasury 10 tue
credit of the school fund aggregates
8,50l 900, with $1,000, 600 OF bonds to
the credit OF other funds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
AnoIher CnlIisinn

ELAnRA, N. Y, January 4-West
bound Erie express train No. Is COL
lided With an engine upon which were
seven men, in the Southport yard in
this city, at 8 O'Clock this morning.
Conductor Vince 81 had lis collar
hone broken in two places. Engineer
Wallace, Fireman Griffin, Express
Messenger Cromwell and a brak eman
were badly bruised. but not serioualy
injured. Engines Nos. 81 and 524, aud
one express car, were wrecked. The
wtss bound trek was blocked for nine
hours. Trains ware also delayed ct
Painted Post by another wreck, in
which several cars were burned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
A similar Accident.

SPRINoWELD, MASS, January A.
Mittlneagua Station was the scene Of
a frightfu railroad accident at Oh early
hour this morning, The "Moder''
train from Albany approached the de-
pot an hour behind time and running
a. the rats OF about thirty.hve miles
an hour. When within few rods of
the depot FIVE OF the Six cars in the
train were thrown from the track by a
broken wheel under the baggage car.
The train consisted Of the engine, an
express car, bagg ge car, emoking car,
day coach and two sleeping cars. The
engine and express car kept on the
main track, but the baggage car was
thrown against the engine Of the local
west bound freight train, which had
Just pulled In aud was standing on the
west bound main track. The freight
engine was thrown on its side and
completely wrecked. The baggage
car, smoking car and day coach imms-
al teiy took fire and were consumed,
when the cars could be searched the
charred remains of
AAAN BURNED TO A CRISP
we've found, the only means of idenii.
tcahon being the two letters az. s."
on his cap. An hour later half of the
burned corpse Of Mr.. jerks, OF Lud-
low, was found. The loss OF life would
have been much larger il the sleep ING
cars ma not escaped. The unknown
oouY iS believed to be that Of a soldier
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.

We do hereby certify that se supespise d.
arrangements for all he AoAtkly and Semi
Annual Drd'oiA0s OF the Louisiaad state Lotssv1
the Drdtoin0s Themselves, and thai the same are
conducted teith honesty, fairness, and ia COOS
fduh toiodrd all parties, and zoe authorize fks
Company 20 use tbs Certificate, toitA -similes
o. oH,,, signatures attached, N its adVertiss-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05

RENE MBER-IIhat the presence Of
EARLY. who are in charge Of the DRAWINGS, Is
guarantee of absolute fairness and integri-
~, that The chances are all equal, and that
no one can possibly divine what numbers
verifying to guarantee prizes in this Lottery,
or holding out any oth,r impossible induce
ments, are swindlers, and only aim to de-
ceiYa and defraud tho unMarY
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05

Make P. D. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to
New Orleans. La.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
Capital Prize, $4,000.

100 Approximation Prizes of 800. 5000
loo Approximation Prizes Of 200. $1,000
100 Approximation Prizes of 100... 1000
2l79 Prizes, amounting 1856, 900
made only to tho ofioe Of tho Company al
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL NOTES, Ex-
press Money Orders, or New York Exchange
in ordinary letter. Currency By Express (at
our expense), addressed
N. A. DAUPBIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIE,
Washington. ID. O.,
OF at Test Court ST., Memphis, Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05
WAS BEING ROASTED ALIVE.

and those who saw him were unable
to render the least possible relief.
They could hear the frenzied and hor-
ror stricken man ss he madly endesv-
ored to burst the barriers that held
him in his fiery prison.
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that the woman bad In the world Of
support and property wss swept from
the face OF the earth, and che was left
with her fsthefless children among
strangers. At the Mansion Houss in
the Republic was found another one
who had refused to be removed from
the country. His name was Smith.
He was injured but very little, but
Gays that he does not care to repeat
his last nights experience. There
was no way by which relief could be
brought TO Tire wrecked train until 1t
YVES too late TO be Of any use. The
country was covered with snow. The
collision occurred about one mile from
town, and nearly half mile from any
dwelling, and at 2 o'clock in the morn
ing. 1t is related OF oue Bradley, a
prominent Knight OF Labor from
Washington, ID. O.. who, while the
flames were burning from the car
windows which had been broken in
the crash OF tho collision. that he by
some means put GU! his hands and
threw his watch aud pocketbook 10
those whom he could see on the out
side. He was pinned on the inside
and
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-28

swssn ,sIislnsiu hsid Fsetieas, s2iiased
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ytltoni anil slHgief, they nae pese.sN tIql5
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am relnctant % part -ts.s.,,,s
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cred and sens abruad IT, BE- HurhElii WIZ es-
rggtrated eolannE Of Ciistgqi l9l4l ne - ~
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ars hrolreht here and, with sti-
ahrrpuaut j cannot unuefHtlhu, llt-.sss. -
fore us 70 letu see bow 9slleE ~
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fbsf / wonder that tin biusliof Shame ices
not mantle every cheek
A Halt CALLED.
tits time 10 stop. 1t iB time % think o.
I0nisiana and GOT her interests a ~ w.
from d pastilenea did j beilsFe hail OF Wliits
ia been sai, OF MS by some OF our own people
and inanltiuRly par4ded ADaa&u. -. a.
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gtlf6 Las been doniinate6 by . oai2sl ~ 2
Few individuals. who have hein u1i1eT SID
iection her intAlhecnt anu honest Eote5Ss y Y
should loBp respect Tor your courage; II ~
,,sys' f,ff5 t1at the machinery OF the election
laSs wa 7Iaetl 70 5aanipElabc elections and 70
tlglgart the popular Will should lose fes#ees
for your tntelll&enct. 49, $500, !. Nj ~
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baltchtry abonl the capital, that courts alta
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TBnf gentlemen, i rcnel these aecaaaliQilh
atrafnat lOuiGiana, and so VII ever Gltts.ttl
al tire STATE who wishes her 2 great IIituTe,
4 ssy the records OF each and All Will prove
fbl fact that there Is no State IN the UNION
yviicll has a government 30 eeonoIIlealaF al
.niuietercfl: there IS no State where the law
Il ulDrG rsFpeoted ard where certain punish
p,eDt more specdilv and swiftly folioEFs the
commission OF crime; there Il no STATE
where the deckets Of the courts are tess
nrnyvdftl or where instiCe N more speeliliy I'd
uniaistered; there Is no state whose iIeislsll-
tIITs Is less liable to criticism Tor corruption
and eHtrnN1sanne; and there rs no iSsats
wifi 3 more Intelligent, Tirtuou5, n1ofat ana
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make his home among us. Eenlal sun i
fruitful soil, pure water, lleRiI3iEll ctAilAaso
and D moral population AZ invite hliAl. Il,
Yet us help to make Louisiana Maab she
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and in, the near FIXTURE we WAL Detto4u ali
aElr0ral splgudor, a snn-burEJ OF gAorg Over
the land.
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